By the way, I just bought this kit and it worked great.
Caution: there are on ton of these on eBay, so please read the ad copy carefully
as not all kits are equipped the same.
Make sure all three spoons are the 14".5 inch spoons, and the rim protectors,
valve stem tool, and valve cores are included.
The whole kit cost $20 and I was pleased.
The spoons are smooth and sturdy and work well.
I used a 2x4 and a small block of wood to break the beads levering under a cargo trailer frame.
The wheels and new tires were brought in the house the night before to let everything warm up.
I carried the warmed up tires and wheels back out to break the beads.
I carried them back in and I set the nozzle of a hair blow dryer in the new tires while I spooned the
old tires off.
In the 10 minutes it took, the news tires were blazing hot.
I used a little water, dish soap and a paint brush to lubricate coming off as well as for mounting.
I also used a quick swipe of it just before inflation and setting the beads.
It dries fast on a warm tire.
I've mounted tires with friends before, always outside in the cold.
The extra steps I just took bring everything inside and using the hair dryer
MADE ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD!
Those tires practically came all the way off with just hands, feet and knees.
The spoons were only used to get things started and to finish things up.
I'm super pleased, as this was my first solo attempt.
AND it only cost me $20 in tools.
Yahoo!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Tire-Spoon...717066?hash=item4da819600a:g:-1QAAOSwyJVdYn1r